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<p>Created page</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&#039;&#039;&#039;Low Temperature Paint (LTP)&#039;&#039;&#039; is any paint that is not fired in a kiln meaning anything that is Oven Bake, Air dry or UV Cure would be a Low Temperature Paint.<br /> <br /> <br /> These paints also generally follow similar useability that any other traditional paint would. Thus any tools and techniques you have can be used with them. It&#039;s also important that the glass is cleaned well and the directions for the paints being used to be followed to get the best bond possible.<br /> <br /> == Pros ==<br /> <br /> * Is ideal for people not looking to invest into a [[Kiln]] or deal with the complexities of [[Fusing]] glass. <br /> * Works well with almost all glass in any texture.<br /> * Requires little knowledge or skill to get started.<br /> * Widely available at most craft stores.<br /> * Can be used on things that wouldn&#039;t otherwise survive being heated again.<br /> * Orientation and shape isn&#039;t much of an issue.<br /> <br /> == Cons ==<br /> <br /> * Relatively short life of paint to glass bonds.<br /> * UV will affect the paints, either by bleaching and/or embrittling of the paint over time.<br /> * Limited options that look glass like.<br /> * Can easily be damaged from heat during [[Soldering]].</div>

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